Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
BELLAIRE.

4 lt NDltANil gwen W ~ HNI'
Armstrong, ON last Tuesday evening, was
4 pleasant event, and oil VINO attended
speak in highest terms OF 1t.
The barber shop 0f l.. Bolte has been en-
larged and will I've fixed up. Florence
Hartwig will continue 10 he the t0ns0nal
artist.
The boys at the nail factory only made
half time last week, owing to a scarcity OF
natural pas.
The First NJ. l.. Church Literary Soci-
ETY. will hold its neXt meeting at the home
of Miss Ella Weir.
Mrs. Katie Brian has returned from q
visit in Pittsbnrg and other cities.
The Choral Society held an interesting
meeting ON Friday night.
Editor Lockwood is rapidly getting on
his feet. When he has the HerGid free OF
debt he intends 10 make il a better paper.
Mrs. George BOyce has recovered from
an attack of sickness.
4 couple Of wedding are on the taps for
the next month.
The regular service will be held in the
South BelIairc NJ. T.. church to-day.
Samuel N%andewOTt. n New Concord,
was in the city seeing friends Friday.
Captain Thomas CARROTS office has
been nicely fixed mp.
The Globe Hotel will I've thoroughly
renovated throughout.
The b. x %. paid its employees on last
Friday.
Miss Mary Wagner, of Martins Ferry,
was the guest Of friends here on Friday.
The l.. Il .. now uses two engines for
transferring night freight from one side Of
the river TO the other.
The family Of John Wiley will move on
their farm this week.
1t was found that the damage lone TO J.
n. Bridgeman's property by making a
street in 'front.' Of il could not have been
helped, ~ the work was necessary.
CrozIer Bros. have the contract for erect
ing the new warehouse of the Beliaire Nail
Works.
Adam Faupel expects TO leave for In
diana this week.
Mrs. Andrew Anderson, who was badly
burned last week, il slowly recovering.
Frank MajiltOn. the accommodating
manager Of the Benwood ferryboat, is of
on account OF sickness.
ADbfI We Ahaht LIS AlNtnu p nlN Dbcl
ton at the c. 4 i. shops to play ball.
None of the ball players of this city will
sign with ihe Canton club, as il will not
he in the State League.
j. "" continues I o infict the news
papers with notices Of a lecture, but ONE
how the Immortal never gets il off. "
1t is said that some of Mrs. Joseph
DOepler's money was put in the new house
that A~rbuckles are trying TO get hold Of.
II this is a fact Mrs. Doepler will likely
keep her present plsce of abode.
The window glass factories are running
steadily ard trade is good.
Miss Lille Fiiton attended, party given
in M"nGsville on Friday evening.
The boys who talked about a minstrel
troupe are thiDkingo OF playing Ten Nights
10 a Bar Room"
The members OF St Johns Church eI-
pect to raise &, 90 by their fair and fssti-
val.
Rev. Mr.. Lee will preach 10 the colored
Odd Fellows this afternoon at 2 o'clock in
the A. VI. +. Church. 1t is the annual
sermon OF the Odd FellOwA
The factory and other departments Of the
Crystal Window Glass Works have been
repainted.
The Indies who are interested in the
coming fair and festival Of Spangler Post
are nov receiving donations. Treat them
kindly and give them what you can.
The employees Of the steel works received
their pay on Friday.
The saloon men say business Is no good
since the temperance movement began.
Several prominent steel workers contem-
plate a long fishing trip down the river.
The upper ferybOat stops running at
p. M.
The whistle at the steel works used 10
be a good fire alarm, but OF late il Is being
used 80 promiscuousiy that no oDe pays
any attention to it.
II is feared that Bellaire will have a
Jesse James gang after play that showed in
the Elysian theater.
David Rankin thinks Of locating in the
West next year.
One or two tailOrs are vigorously at
work collecting bills from young bloods
about town who owe them
Col. G. L. .Poorman is taking . short visit
with friends near Chicago.
BellaiIe has no society news At all for